Guatemala’s president faces backlash at immigration deal with US
The agreement forces Central American migrants to apply for asylum in Guatemala instead of the US.
Guatemala’s President Jimmy Morales is facing backlash over an immigration deal he signed with Washington.
The agreement forces Central American migrants to apply for asylum there instead of in the United States.
Hundreds protested against the deal over the weekend.
And now, Guatemala‘s human rights prosecutor is asking the country’s constitutional court to scrap the deal.
Al Jazeera’s David Mercer reports.
Published On 30 Jul 2019